Paging Jame Smurphy - Track 7 on TGE

[EtherForBreakfast]

Since you'd know better than anyone, what guitar, pups, and amp did ya play through on that little ditty?

Sounds like a stacked single coil in neck? Its def. neck position... I like the tone, reminds me of the good Skolnick era stuff. Spill them beans. Thankx.

 

[James Murphy]

Since you'd know better than anyone, what guitar, pups, and amp did ya play through on that little ditty?

Sounds like a stacked single coil in neck? Its def. neck position... I like the tone, reminds me of the good Skolnick era stuff. Spill them beans. Thankx.

that was one of Andy's black Fernandez V's actually.. EMG's humbuckers... 81's i'm sure... i switch back and forth between neck and bridge with thinking about it. so i can't remember how much of it is neck or bridge. i tracked it through a POD and grabbed a D.I. as well. Andy later re-amped it, i think through his Krank Revolution One. oh yeah, i think i also used Andy's Maxxon TS-808

 

[EtherForBreakfast]

Very interesting... I was under the impression that you'd have your main axe and your main amp with you at all times. It definitely sounded like anl off the cuff, spur of the moment pajama jammy jam (kinda makes House Party III look like House Party I). You have a very cool lead style... i've always liked it.

Anywho - Fernandez V, with EMG 81's, through a pod and DI, and then later reamped... i would never have guessed such a scenario... just goes to show what can be done with all of the new fandangled whacky tools. I was thinking it was some old Esp M-II Deluxe with a duncan hotrail, into a boogie MKIV... guess I was wrong. +)

 

[Nitronium Blood]

Jame Smurphy?

 

[EtherForBreakfast]

Have you ever been to Andys Neap?

 

[viva_360]

Sorry but what is the "Track 7 on TGE" ?

 

[Nitronium Blood]

Sorry but what is the "Track 7 on TGE" ?

From what I know, it is the track on Nevermore's latest album featuring a Jazzy solo from our very own James

 

[Nitronium Blood]

Have you ever been to Andys Neap?

I would only go there if it meant I could inherit his recording powers, and guitar skills :Spin:

 

[viva_360]

Sweet for the news Nitronium Blood! Got to check this out!

 

[the phish]

its called "the holocaust of thought." And is probably the best interlude track on any album ever.

 

[Noumenon]

its called "the holocaust of thought." And is probably the best interlude track on any album ever.

nothing bad about the track, I like it, but I don't think it fits with the other songs

 

[Kazrog]

nothing bad about the track, I like it, but I don't think it fits with the other songs

I think it fits. I win!!

 

[James Murphy]

nothing bad about the track, I like it, but I don't think it fits with the other songs

i thnk that was the point.. it's not really supposed to fit. it's an interlude... gives you a brief break from the intnesity of the rest of the CD... a chance to take it all in while listening to something very laid back and out of character of the rest of the album... then BAM.. right back to the onslaught of the album proper... that's how i've always veiwed interludes anyway.

 

[Genius Gone Insane]

Most of the great albums IMHO have that sort of shit on it. Not that it's shit, but you know what I mean.

 

[Hopkins-WitchfinderGeneral]

Never seemed out of place to me to be quite honest.

I've never been a great believer in album flow being the be all and end all of a great album. Although it obviously does help.